Assembled Correctly with Richard Sarvate

This week I talk about my trip to San Francisco, fighting with people in my head, my dad, and why mimosas at the airport are a bad idea.

This week I talk about getting bedbugs, going to karaoke, the Joshua Tree, and feeling like pad see ew compared to pad thai (underappreciated and overshadowed).

This week Richard talks about why time goes faster when you get older, why commercials suck, Fish Filet buns and how soft they are, pompous camera reviews on YouTube, how all communication has two meanings, why Deepak Chopra and Tim Ferris are charlatans, people who name drop, and why he feels like a Ferrari without AC.

In this week's episode Richard discusses what will happen in ten years, what his great grandchildren will think of this podcast, why evolution is too slow, a homeless man with zen wisdom, getting too friendly with people at a restaurant, the oscars, woody allen, the backwards law, why speaking slowly is dope, his trip to France, how rich people tell each other they are rich, why too much routine is bad, and why Japan is insane.

On today's show Richard talks about his new pop filter for his microphone, why TikTok is like chips and podcasts are like organic chicken, church gigs, Indian people who pretend that everything is amazing, the UFC fight, screaming in your apartment, how to tell if a girl is loyal, and why Monopoly sucks.